Carter vows careful, deliberate government reorganization
President elect Jimmy Carter plans a very careful, deliberate two to three year effort to reorganize the federal government. He discussed the economy and bipartisanship with nine senators and seven House members at a Lovejoy Georgia meeting and sought Republican input to involve them without co option.
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Electric thefts surge in wintry Northeast meter tampering rising
In the Northeast high electricity prices drive thefts as meters are tampered or bypassed. New England utilities report hundreds of suspected cases, with thousands in bills disputed and dozens of prosecutions this year.
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Panel to Extend Bromine Studies in Arkansas
The Governor's Brine Study Committee in Magnolia has decided to extend its investigation into ecological and health issues related to the bromine industry in southern Arkansas. Established to determine needed laws for bromine production, the panel has spent over a year on conservation and unitization legislation.
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Court Docket City Docket Highlights Roster of Fines and Forfeitures
Court docket lists numerous defendants with offenses including drunkenness driving without a license and speeding. Fines range from 10.00 to 564.75 with bonds forfeited 12.75 to 89.75. some sentences include jail days and license suspensions. One case postpones execution of sentence under court conditions.
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Crawford to portray J. Edgar Hoover in new film
New York report says actor Broderick Crawford will play J. Edgar Hoover in The Private Files of J. Edgar Hoover. Other stars include Jose Ferrer Michael Parks Renee Blakely Rip Torn and Celeste Holm. Release slated for April.
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Ulysses Delph Jr. dies at 15 in Conway High School incident
Ul ysses Delph Jr. a Conway High School sophomore and brother of Arkansas star Marvin Delph died Tuesday at a Little Rock hospital after being hospitalized in Conway. The case follows an earlier transfer from Conway to Little Rock.
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Pryor Rejects Compromise on Arkansas Plan
Gov. David Pryor said he would not compromise on the Arkansas Plan home rule legislation after eight regional meetings planned to run through mid December. He defended delaying changes despite Arkansas Municipal League opposition over state turnback funds. He also signaled positions on higher education budget and meat inspection funding.
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Rhodesia talks stall as plan offers one year to majority rule
Geneva AP British chairman Ivor Richard pitched a compromise to break deadlock with the Patriotic Front led by Joshua Nkomo and Robert Mugabe who refuse to attend sessions until a one year transition to black rule is agreed. The Front rejected details, studying the plan while insisting Dec 1 1977 as the target for majority rule. Reinhardt arrives to supervise US observer role.
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Columbia official backs Warren Commission on JFK shot direction
Dr. John K. Lattimer of Columbia University’s College of Physicians and Surgeons said independent tests using a rifle identical to Oswald’s reproduce a backward head motion when fired into the back of an animal skull. He affirmed the commission’s finding that Kennedy was shot from the rear and that Oswald acted alone.
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